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Old 5th Aug 2004, 13:43   #1 (permalink)
 
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frozen JAA ATPL to Full JAA ATPL
once got a frozen atpl what would i need to obtain to make it an unfrozen atpl?

Also once with a fozen atpl whats a good starting job for someone who is only 24 and wanting to fly huge airliners for their career?

Any info much appreciated!"
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Use the search function in these forums. These questions have been answered in detail many times before. However...


1. A minimum 1500hrs flying experience with various amounts of that comprised of minimum night, instrument, command & multi-crew time.

2. Any flying job.
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